Based on what you have learned in previous chapters, which of the following measurements would we use to determine which galaxies are moving toward or away from the milky way?
a. the total luminosity of the galaxy
b. the width of spectral lines within the galaxy’s spectrum
c. the doppler shift of spectral lines within the galaxy’s spectrum
d. the parallax angle of the galaxy
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